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Remaining technical difficulties are highlighted in order to suggest key directions for future work.

The results of the metrics for each algorithm are shown in Table 4 where the best results are highlighted in order to ease the reading.

The natural features are hereby highlighted in order to better render their relevance to the different populations and civilizations they have created.

Interesting vibratory phenomena such as parametric amplification or patch length dependence of the frequency output response are highlighted in order to help in the design of these nanodevices.

Improvement of the inspection techniques is highlighted in order to investigate the reliability of electrical equipments due to the effect of the environmental factors and equipment condition.

The need for experimental tests in order to calibrate the materials and the dynamic properties of the bridge is highlighted, in order to correctly model the most critical regions of the structure.

It should be highlighted that in order to have effective changes in lifestyle, it is necessary that women realize their health behaviors may be related to the development and/or early detection of breast cancer (balanced diet, exercise, annual medical checkup, for example).

Dennis and Berry [16] highlighted that in order to achieve significant improvements in environmental conditions, all participants in a multimodal transportation network must identify potential environmental impacts caused by their activities, monitor their environmental performance, and control or prevent environmental damage through proactive environmental practices.

Future WGES studies in African populations need to consider the points highlighted above in order to perform appropriate research.

The conference chairman, David Weiner, also a professor at University of Pennsylvania, (PA, USA), highlighted that in order to succeed in the development of prophylactic and/or therapeutic DNA vaccines for humans, several steps need to be taken into consideration.

The constraints imposed by the need to specify and validate courses internally and to minimise substantive programme changes subsequently, whilst responding to the opportunities that arise as staff are recruited and to external developments and unplanned incidents, are highlighted and illustrated, in order to draw lessons that might help to guide other new entrants.